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- 1880 Or So Lyrics

(Verlaine)
O rose of my heart, can't you see
I don't belong to misery
Though she speaks fine with subtle art
Such misery clothes the rose of my heart.
Now what I see in the long twilight
A star falls down on a hill so white
On a hill so white.
A face that glows in a golden hue
No-one in this world knows what they do
I take my oath and I make my vow
For the tender things are upon me now.
In the fragrance sweet of the evening air
I could leave this world quite without a care.
O rose of my heart, the vision dims
The time is brief, now the shadow swims,
A powerful a real fine hat
Cause that's for you and that's where that's at.
Now what I see in the long twilight
A star falls down on a hill so white.
O rose of my heart
O rose of my heart
O rose of my heart.

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Who wrote 1880 Or So lyrics?


1880 Or So is written by Tom Verlaine.
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When was 1880 Or So released?


It is first released on September 28, 1992 as part of Television's album "Television" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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Which genre is 1880 Or So?


1880 Or So falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song 1880 Or So?


1880 Or So song length is 3 minutes and 41 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Tom Verlaine
Record Label(s): 1992 Capitol Records, LLC All rights reserved Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws Manufactured by Capitol Catalog, 1750 No
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